Recent content by Hauhnar

i dig the sr755 finish!

i thought of that before, but it doesn't explain the chip on the headstock. (see attachment.. sorry for poor cell phone pics. that's the back of the head stock where the paint comes off down to the wood. you can actually see and touch the 5pc maple) there was nothing wrong with the gig bag.

yes. lesson learned. i'm never going to lend my bass again, unless i'm there in person at the gig. i'll take it to a tech once my exams are over.

The title pretty much says it all. I found this out a few weeks ago. I don't know how it happened; I had lend it to some friends of mine a week before i discovered it. Initially i thought it was paint crack but on closer inspection, I'm pretty sure the body's cracked. They must have dropped it...

after almost two years of playing...i have to say i prefer tone...no matter how well built a bass is, i can never relate with an "unsatisfactory" tone..

one time at rehearsal, we played a simple 4/4 pop song, i was simply playing roots and following the bass drum pattern..the drummer stopped mid song, turned to me and said, "hey, stop following my groove man, people won't be able to hear what you are playing"....said with good intentions but i...

i picked P-bass, but i'd also roll with a jazz

james jamerson and rocco prestia

my one and only bass, an ibby sr520

i remember my dreams of becoming an "inventor" of sorts..you know those crazy scientists, engineers etc, in cartoons and movies, who invents new technology or building cool gadgets, machines and stuff..

means it has been modified by the owner.. looking at the pic, he/she has replaced the original split pickup with a soapbar pickup and has installed a pickguard too.... looks ugly IMO

donny hathaway :D

of the two i prefer the ibanez, but yea, if you can save up more dough...you should go for ibanez sr300 or higher, squier VM jazz, etc...

yeaaa... NO!

reminds me of the management class i took last semester :) edit: i was talking about maslow's heirachy